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Several police kidnapped in Ecuador after state of emergency declared

BARRO (AlJazeera) – At least four police officers have been kidnapped in Ecuador, police say, and explosions have occurred in several cities, a day after President Daniel Noboa declared a state of emergency. Noboa, a former legislator and son of one of the country’s richest men, took office in November on promises to fix the […]

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Jane and Finch is getting a massive makeover beginning with the redevelopment of the Mall

BARRIO (Urban Toronto) – A notable trend in mall redevelopment is taking shape in the Greater Toronto Area, whee the owners of shopping centres seek to redevelop with much greater density, particularly adding residential space. They are found across the GTA — from Cloverdale Mall, to Galleria on the Park, to Pickering City Centre —

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The Messi Effect: Kansas City to move its April 13 game vs Miami to Arrowhead Stadium

BARRIO – Sporting Kansas City moved its April 13 home game against Lionel Messi‘s Inter Miami CF to Arrowhead Stadium from the team’s Children’s Mercy Park. The team made the announcement on Monday. Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri has a capacity of about 76,000. It is the home of the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs and the

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Colombia, Ecuador bust drug ring exporting five tons of cocaine a month

BARRIO (Reuters) – Colombia and Ecuador broke up a criminal organization responsible for sending up to five tons of cocaine per month to the U.S. and Europe and captured the Colombian brothers in charge, the two countries said on Sunday. Colombian police said the Los Curva criminal organization generated more than $2 billion a year

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Albuquerque teen rewarded $500 and gift cards for turning in $135K of cash found near ATM

Jose Nuñez Romaniz, a 19-year-old college student from Albuquerque, New Mexico, discovered a bag containing $135,000 in $50 and $20 bills near a Wells Fargo ATM while on a mission to buy socks for his grandfather. Despite the tempting situation, Nuñez never considered keeping the money. Concerned and unsure, he called the Albuquerque police, who

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Society of the Snow: Uruguayan survivor speaks out on Netflix version of 1972 crash 

BARRIO (The News) – Netflix Society of the Snow is a true story based on the Uruguayan flight crash in 1972. It is a compilation of hostile events in one of the world’s harshest environments. Directed by J.A. Bayona, who also directed masterpieces like The Orphanage and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, the film aimed to tell viewers about the real

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El Salvador claims lowest murder rate in decades amid gang crackdown

BARRIO (Barron’s) – El Salvador last year recorded its lowest murder rate in three decades, the government said Wednesday, hailing President Nayib Bukele’s controversial war on gangs. A total of 154 murders registered in the country of 6.6 million people amounted to a rate of 2.4 per 100,000 inhabitants — down from 495 murders in

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Argentina arrests three men suspected of belonging to a terror cell

BARRIO (AP) – Authorities in Argentina are investigating three men, including a Syrian national, who were detained in Buenos Aires and surrounding areas on suspicion of being part of a terror cell, the government announced Wednesday. Security Minister Patricia Bullrich did not disclose the identity of the men — who were detained over the weekend

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Cats filled Chile’s largest prison. Then the Inmates fell in Love

The main penitentiary in Santiago, Chile, known as “the Pen,” has a unique population of around 300 stray cats that have lived there for decades. Initially brought in or self-wandering, the cats have become integral to the prison community. Inmates informally adopt, care for, and build relationships with the cats, providing a source of companionship,

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